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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 34, 30 January 1908, Page 3

JJK. A. .MACJMUoii, having decided to leave the district, has instructed MR aS T EWTOJS T KING to bell by private treaty, THE FOLUAViMJ VALUABLE TUOIMiItTIJSS: 1. i-'nil '/i-aere, corner Devon Street and .Nobb's Line,, within 100 yards oi new Kaiiway .Station at .Strandon. 1. Three Sections in Jiullor .Street, eitlici' separately or in one lot. 3. .Native Lease, 1U acres, part of .Nil. 2U, perpetual right or renewal and valuation lor all impruvements. .Situated on O'd Jlospital Kuad, within ft' Devon .Street and Kaiiway Station. Ideal Uuikling Site; cxteiirtively planted; suitable for subdivision.

i. i'urt Section (iOU, ]']ymoiuii. containing U.3T perchi's, with .'U feet frontage to lirougiiara Sired. Situated between Messrs 1). JJerry and Co.'s premises ami Taranaki Hotel.

5. 1 Aero 1 Hood, IStrandon, with new well-built D-room llcsidence Uicrcon, replete with every convenience; stable, eoacliliouse, septic tank, gas, water, and electric light. Kailway Station within 100 yards. Pleasant sea view. Terms U equired. 0. TAUANAKi 11UTEL, parts 040 ami liuO, Town of New l'lynioutli, 25.53 perches, frontage ill about 82 feet to .Brougham Street. Subject to lease, 4 years to run.

7. LiIIOISVENOK Sections 0 and 25, .Mount Eliot Reserve, 2!U porches. Opposite Railway .Station. Subject to lease, 4% years to run. 1 pair Timor ponies 1 cob

Favorable terms 01 payment can be arranged if desired, or tlie whole pur : chase-money can remain if certain improvements are eltVcted on each property in numbers 1 to 4.

Wriii: or call ;it once for full particulars before the bargains are snapped up. NEWTON KIN(3, Sole Agont.

POULTRY, PIGS, AND HORSES. WEBSTER BROS. hold a sale of the above EVERY SATURDAY at 1 o'clock. Entries solicited.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15. E. GRIFFITHS AND CO Pf AVli, boon iavoveil with instructions from the Executors to soli by public auction — 'THAT VERY FEs'E RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY fronting St. Aubyn and Dawson streets until recently occupied by the late Hajor Parris. The property will be sold in one or more lots to suit purchasers. SALE, FEIiRUAKY 15. For plans and further particulars apply to E. GRIFFITHS CO., Auctioneered. .New Plymouth.

HOSPITAL SATURDAY FEBRUARY Ist.

]\TEW PLYMOUTH tUGIJ. SCHOOL. Acting Head Master .. U. 11. WARD. Assistant Teaelicrs: -Miss Grant, M.A. , Miss Drew, M.A. Mr. li, Jardine. Mr. E, H. Scverne, li.A. The School will KEOI'EN on MONDAY, February 3rd. Feu: X.2 is, per term, payable in advance. I'art'iils are hereby notified that holders ut Certilicates ul i'rolicieucy arc entitled to Free Tuition, if not more than 14 years ol' age on December Ist, 1907. Certilicates ol' proficiency, birth, and character be produced. J. E. WILSON, Chairman.

LNSTiTUTiOii 01<' XOTIUS DAME DJiS •MISSIONS, NEW I'LYMOUTH. SACKED HEAIiT HIGH SCHOOL. TEItM COMMENCES FEB, 3, 1908. fjUIE course of study comprises English in all its branches, Latin, French, Mathematics, Drawing, Oil ami Water Color Painting, SliorLliaiul, Book-keep-ing, Typewriting, Plain and Fancy Needlework, Poker Work, Clap aud Wood Carving. Pupils prepared for the Matriculation and Uivil Service examinations, also fur tlie various music examinations lreld iu connection with the '■ Associated Board of the Itoyal Academy of Jlusic anil Royal College of Music," and ''Trinity College of Music," and for tlie highest -examinations in Piano, .Violin, Harmony and Counterpoint, and Singing, " >,

T ARAN Alii EDUCATION POAUD, APPLICATION POll PUPiL-TEACHEPv-suipy. APPLICATIONS will be ueceivcd at tliii Education Poard'6 Oilice, New Plymouth, from candidates lor appointment in the .Hoard's schools. Copies of the Populations and application forms may be obtained from the Jioard's Oilicc. All previous applications are callcelled. P. H. iWLUTCOMJiE, (Secretary. Education Oilicc, * January 28th, 1!)0S.

HOSPITAL SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2nd. NOTICE. ]|JU GEO. IUDPELL, in announcing to Hie pußfic of New Plymouth and surrounding districts that lie has disposed of his New Plymouth Butchery liimnnsscs to Mr. J. J. Hills, thanks his customers for their liberal support in the past, and trusts that the same support will he accorded to his successor. JIAUSLAND lIILL MEMORIAL. DESIGNS for the above are invited, to he contributed gratuitously, from persons who havo sullicient patriotism to assist the Marsland Hill Memorial Committee in deciding upon an appropriate memorial lu lie erected oil Marslund Hill to the memory of Imperial and Colonial Troops who foil during the Maori Wars. The sum at the disposal of the Committee ia £(iOO. Designs to be scut t.O the undersigned up to the Hist January,. ISJUS. ARTniJK STANDISII, Chairman of Committee,

The Melbourne is where the crowds ill ' e reasons Women's hose, Is pair, guaranteed not u* lose color; moil's celluloid collars. 9d: men's saddle tweed trousers, fis lid, Ss lid, !)s lid. to 15s 0(1; men's nil-wool suits, 255; men's tennis suits, 22s (Id; men's Tiirscun straw hats. 2s Gd; mon's cap*. Is; men's real fur fell hats. Ss (id; in en's cord trousers, 5h (id; men's brown moleskins. 5s lid: men's all-wool socks. Is pair; menV chrome shooters. J.l-; fid: men's chrome lialmnrals, 9a lid; men's chrome slippers. 4s lid; monVi strong bluchers, -is lid; men's shooters, 7s Gd: nicuVj military collars, 7d; men's pure linen <loubie collars, ihlj mcu's g&sit